Equine Veterinary Nurse

A Veterinary Nurse assists veterinarians in treating animals, monitors their care, performs tests, administers medications, and communicates with pet owners.

A Veterinary Emergency Nurse supports the treatment of animals in critical situations, assisting with surgeries and monitoring their recovery.

A Veterinarian diagnoses and treats animals, specialising in areas like pets or wildlife, while ensuring excellent animal care and communication.

An Animal Scientist studies animal biology and behaviour to enhance health, productivity, and welfare through research and collaboration.

An Animal Health Officer ensures animal well-being by monitoring health, preventing diseases, and advising on best care practices in compliance with regulations.

An Animal Nutritionist designs dietary plans for animals by assessing nutritional needs, formulating diets, and recommending supplements to promote health.

A Veterinary Technician assists veterinarians in animal care, administering treatments, preparing for surgery, and educating pet owners.

A Veterinary Technologist provides advanced medical support for animals, conducting tests, assisting in surgeries, and educating pet owners.

A Veterinary Scientist researches animal health and diseases, developing vaccines and treatments while advancing veterinary medicine and public health.

A Specialist Veterinarian delivers advanced animal medical care in specific fields, collaborating with general vets for optimal health outcomes.

A Wildlife Veterinarian provides medical care for wild animals, working with conservation teams to diagnose, treat, and protect wildlife in various environments.

A Veterinary Pathologist studies animal diseases, diagnoses illnesses through lab analysis, and collaborates with vets to improve treatments and advance research.

A Veterinary Surgeon diagnoses and treats animals, performing surgeries and providing health advice to pet owners for optimal animal care.